No, but there was the bit that you missed where I distracted him with the cuddly monkey then I said "play time's over" and I hit him in the head with the peace lily.
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If ethical boundaries get thrown out in times of trouble, we don't have ethical boundaries. It's easy to not step over the line in times of peace.
...or they could just go bust and we can invest that money where it will actually matter.
We haven't got many geographical sites that support pumped storage. They got surveyed back in the 50 and 60s and the ones that were suitable got built.
This is part of Octopus's push for regional pricing so that demand can be encouraged local to the generation by dropping the local price. They argue that the saved money on curtailment and repurchasing power in a different location would mean prices could drop across the country
It looks pretty dark out there.
A better way to say that (more accurate) is that abusers often learnt "how" through personal experience.
The key point is not to look at someone who has been abused and think that they are likely going to become an abuser.
Your lobes are showing.
They just assumed a constant draw I think.
No, but I don't think you're appreciating how difficult it would be to fill that 3%. It's not just about having 3% more power from something. It's having it at the right time. It needs to be on demand. Having something on demand that has to cover all it's costs selling just 3% isn't easy.
It's more resilient to have mixed supply where multiple types of generation take a proportion. Then when one falls short another can scale up a little.
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Yes. What's that matter?